Tipping The Scales

We're into the last hours of the last day of January, so it's probably a good time for an update on my Year of Painting.

There's definitely been some modest progress, as you can see in the picture below. That's two finished Gargoyles, another two close to completion, and an Exocrine getting almost ready to get ignobly shot to death instantly the first time I put it into an army.

Slow progress, then, but progress nonetheless. Well, except for the small fact of it having been my birthday this month, so now I'm deeper in sprue-debt than ever.

Damn the generosity of others!

Wibbly-Wobbly, Creepy-Crawly

(Spoilers for Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse throughout.)

Saturday Warhammer: The Scale Of The Problem

One of my New Year's Resolutions (along with eating and drinking a bit more healthily and getting a senior professor fired for rampant transphobia) is to step up my painting game. I reckon I painted all of eight miniatures in 2018, and three of those were replacements for models destroyed in what we're calling only "The Incident".

So it'd be nice to do a bit better this time around. I've certainly got plenty of options, as the photograph below demonstrates.

Pretty daunting, I'll grant you - and more will likely arrive for my birthday in a week and a half (plus there's that whole Warhammer Conquest thing). Still, let's see how much smaller (larger; obviously larger) the pile will be by December 31st...